OBrien knocked out by foul in brutal boxing night
In Los Angeles on February 23 Jack OBrien failed to finish Abdul the Turk Jim Trimble and George Brown in six round bouts. OBrien stood toe to toe until a late foul left him kneeling and injured. the Turk was disqualified and OBrien may retire from attempting three opponents in one evening.
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Los Angelo
Jack O'Brien
Abdul the Turk
Jim Trimble
George Brown
Philadelphia
Jack
O'Brien
Turk
Ewing
O'Vries
Turk Tn
Kid Solomon
Kid Dalton
Jim Flynn
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Memphis
Tenn
Wm. Plemming
Toen
Colonel Jack Wins Derby at Ascot Park Icon
The Ascot Derby topped yesterday’s Ascot Park program with Colonel Jack winning as the top favorite by 10 lengths. Livive placed second and Arimo finished third after a late lead collapse. Jockey John R. Loughrie fell on the backstretch, injuring Willie Dugan, but the crowd of Seattle visitors watched the race.
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Serippa Telegraph Service
Los Angeles
Ascot Park
Colonel Jack
Livive
Arimo
John R. Loughrie
Willie Dugan
Loughrie
Seattle
S. A. C. Basketball Team To Tour British Columbia
The S. A. C. basketball squad will tour British Columbia in early April for 10 games. They head to Victoria Fernwood Vancouver Sidney Nanaimo and New Westminster to face regimental teams athletic clubs and local sides. The lineup lists Riley Allen F T Waller Anne Fr J McDonald and others with Captain G Moran.
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Jett
Snohomish
Tacoma
Bellingham
Bellingen
British Columbia
Victoria
Fernwood
Duke of Connaught’s Rifles
Vancouver
Sidney
B. C
Centralia Kent High School Game Result By Default
Kent earned a 2 to 0 win when Centralia failed to appear for the scheduled game. The second contest saw Tacoma Y M A Juniors defeat the Second Kent team 18 to 16 in a close, lively match refereed by Kyse Hawley with B. West umpiring.
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Star Special Service
Kent
Centralia
Centralia Ooys
Tacoma Y. M
Moat
Hneuwp
Tacoma
Gulbor Wishner
B. Sess
Vent Kauppe
van Brocklin Stebbens
Chaguiteewe
Kyse R. Hawley
B. West
Woodland Park Soccer Match Set With Strong Visiting Team
A formidable visiting squad arrives to play the locals in Woodland Park tomorrow afternoon. The Ladyeinth eleven faces Seattle with no admission charged. Charley Goodenough will referee as crowd lines up expecting a tough contest with Beattie supporters hoping for a fair result.
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Whiat
Woodland Park
Ladyeinth
Seattle
B. C. Buch
Canucks
Charley Goodenough
Cincinnati Sports Woes Stir Fans and Club Policy
The column notes dissatisfaction with player contracts as Cincinnati bars athletes in uniform next season. It mentions an outlaw league revival, billiard runs in practice, Sutton's 221 at 18-1, and Geo B Dovey's west trip ending. It also hints Cubs may seek a new home near their Chicago grounds and advertises local vendors.
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Sutton
Local sports notes and league updates from the region
A legislative bill targets ball games near heaplial while Clark Griffith breaks rules and buys a car. Notable mentions include Curtiss Milwaukee players Meta Clift, Joe Cantilion dubbed the wonder, Geo. Davis skipping a Mexico trip with the White Box, and Parke Wilson linking Frisco to Vancouver in the Northwestern League. YMCA basketball aims at Everett contest. Richard Gloster named captain of the university eight.
High School Basketball Team Hosts Outsider At Armory
The Seattle high school boy team and a selected four from rival squads play tonight at the armory. It is the first time in three years the high school five has met an outside opponent. Expected to face Tacoma girls next week, the lineup includes Ursula Hughs Irma Breed Kitty Morris Bertha Shahan Ruela Taft Frances Jobat Juanete Mackey Mildred Recker Marte Kineella.
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Seattle
Armory
Seatties
Tacoma
High School
Ursula Hughs
Seattle Athletic Club to Host Smoker Event Next Wednesday
The Seattle Athletic Club plans a smoker with wrestling bouts between L Hart and Lamb, and Madigan and Acklin, a heavyweight boxing match Croft versus Reser, and a 16 juvenile gymnastic display. The program also includes bar exhibitions, broadward contest, vaudeville, and tumbling acts.
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Seattle Athletic Club
L. Hart
M. C A
Lamb
8. A.C
Madigan
Acklin
L J
Croft
Reser
W. Deloia McDonald
W. Dortner
P. W. Lee
Tom McDonald
Austin
Weel
Professor Hall
Vauderville
McKay
Great Ball Park Project Aims for Coast’s Finest Grounds
Architect T Frantz reports ongoing work at the new park in Dugdale. Completion is set for April 1 with bleachers and grandstand rising. A smoking and dressing room will be beneath the stands. Verdant grass gives way to a practical Meldia diamond.
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T. Frantz
Dudale
Dugdale
Local gun club hosts friendly shoot in Tacoma
This afternoon at 4 36 p m a gathering of Centralia Aberdeen Kent and Auburn shooters met on Tacoma Gun Club ranges for a friendly bout. Local marksmen had practiced and hoped to defend their reputation.
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Centralia
Aberdeen
Kent
Auburn
Tacoma
Accident to Logger at Polson Logging Yard
Hoquiam reports a Polson Logging employee Johnson fell on an object yesterday and suffered a rib injury. A state insurance investigator filed a testifying report after examining Washin Fire Insurance Company assets and affairs.
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Hoquiam
D. Johnson
Polson Logging Company
State Commissioner of Insurance
Washin Fire Insurance Company
Northwest Indoor Track Meet Sets March 2 Night
Training for the big meet features University of Washington and Oregon squads, high school teams, and clubs preparing at practice. Notable athletes include Grant, Smith, Abbott, Cunningham, Holman, Mall, Kelly, Moore, McKenney, and Judd Thomson. Prizes include a silver cup for event winners, medals for seconds and thirds, a relay trophy, and a team scoring trophy.
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Northwest
Coliseum
Vollewe
Haw Ita
University
High School
Dave Grant
the & A
Rorth
Rex Smith
Abbott
Cunningham
Dwehes
Gish
Price
Jeh
Coyle
Wrackett
Amith
Thomson
Trott
eNalr
Meacham
Pierce
U. of W
Holman and
Mall
University of Oregon
Dan Kelly
Moore
McKenngy
Footera
Kelly
PN. A
Harry Thomson
Judd Thomaon
Hows
McAlepp
Victor Thompaon
Hiewevane
M.cla
Thompson defeats Rufe Turner in eleventh round shocker
In Marysville California on February 22 Cy clone Thompson delivers a vicious eleventh round KO to Rufe Turner of Seattle. The win elevates Thompson to challenge top welterweights while Turner misses a championship shot and questions about class A rivals arise.
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Marysvilla
Cal
Rufe Turner
Seattle
Thompson
Thieetty
Rufe
Beattie Denver Team Trials At Biemarck Alleys
The Beattie Denver team held a match at Biemarck alleys with four make-ups from try outs. Denverites won two of three games as Seattle braces for a March 7 event. Several listed horses and times appear in a mixed result page with details on race times and placements.
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Denver
Biemarck
Rowing Race Ends Early After Broken Oar
Varsity rowing on Lake Washington yesterday afternoon saw Class B win with Lowry Willis Cooper and Gloster and Melain coxing. Class A failed to finish after Kirby broke an oar, ending the event as no replacement oar was available.
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Lake Washington
Lowry
Willis
Cooper
Gloster
MelLain
Coxwain
Low
Kirby
Melain
Hawes
A C Bowling Scores Tallied at B and A Club
A C Bowling at the B and A club last night showed Wood with the highest game and series, 201 and 894. No games tonight, but tomorrow at noon the following players are listed Wright Farr Friedenthal Taylor McGregor Dwan McKown Sharp.
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B& A
Weod
Wright
Farr
Friedenthal
Taylor
McGregor
Dwan
McKown
Sharp
Market notes and commodity prices amid general fluctuations
The column lists varied market items and prices including feedstuffs, grain futures, and building materials. It notes timber, brick, metal lath, nuts, and per hundred weights, with scattered figures such as 378 and 94, reflecting wholesale rates.
Rooney Defeats Hackenschmidt In Chicago Match
Wrestler-policeman John Rooney from Chicago defeated Des Moines star Hackenschmidt with Rooney taking two falls to Hackenschmidt's one in a Chicago showdown held on February 2.
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Chicago
John Rooney
This City
Charlies Hackenschmidt
Des Moines
Iowa
Hackenschmidt
Rooney
Races Report from Yesterday’s Meeting
Yesterday’s card featured six races. Princess Wheeler won the first at 6 to 2 with Dr. Sherman second and Lord Nelson third. times listed. Jake Moose took the second, Burnelette placed third. Wolf was noted in the running. Shot Gun won the third while Vox Populi and Ocean Shore finished second and third. Mandator won the fifth with Avonalls second and Salable third. Kokomo led the sixth, with Mitre second and Sam Harber third.
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Princess Wheeler
Rettix
Dr. Sherman
Lord Nelson
Jake Moose
Graham
Burnelette
Wolf
Vox Populi
Ocean Shore
Mandator
Co Ville
Avonalls
Salable
Kokomo
Koerner
Mitre
Sam Harber
Mile-Don Domo Wins Futurity at Preston Track
In the first race Mile-Don Domo carrying125 defeated Ampedo and Bryan with a time of 1 16 1 2. In the second race Martha Jane ran first at 110 with a 49 1 2 time, Magazine placed second and Creston third. The meeting continued with the third race over one mile featuring-Ortene as a participant.
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Preeton
Molesey
Moond
J. F. Donohue
Col. Jack
Knapp
Lévies
Arimo
Siateen
Hamada
McDaniel
Vilastom
Derdom
Gearch Me
Hadthe
Fitee Bottle
Susie Christian
Don Domo
Preston
Ampedo
Bryan
Martha Jane
Mortality
Magazine
Creston
Ortene
New Buffalo gasoline engine designed for work use
A heavy slow speed engine tailored for work, built with quality material and skilled labor. Promises to be second to none on the market with an average price around forty dollars per horsepower. Contact H. Woodhouse Co. at 112 University Street Seattle or write.
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See. H. Woodhouse Co
University St
Seattle
Seattle tailor offers new spring suiting to choose a winner
A Seattle merchant advertises White the tailor at 208 Colina Building inviting men to select from an immense shipment of new spring suiting. The note touts latent shades olives greys tans and mixed patterns in English tweeds and urges readers to look while brand new.
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Seattle
White
Colina Building
American Champs Abroad Viewed as Walking Banks
The piece recalls Nelsons trip abroad with tales of tricksters and gift watches in Paris. It notes Squires remaining home, debates possible matches in England, and evaluates Attell Moran and Bowker bouts. Sullivan’s 1844 Memphis bout with Flemming is briefly recalled as a historic headline.
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Corbett
Dil Squires
Squires
Nevada
O'Brien
Burns
Burne
Jeffries
Baker Attell
Los Angeles
Attell
Gansie
Baker
Everett Organizes New Baseball League
At a February meeting in Everett the Sound Baseball League formally organized. Delegates from Anacortes and Monroewood attended. J Anacortes sent word a team would join, with Frank Newman representing Everett. Delegates from Stanwood and Arlington were present, and Seiro had no representative.
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Berkley College
California
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Second Avenue
G. H. Brown Plumbing Company
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Clark Griffith
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Joe Cantilion
Geo. Davis
Mexico
Parke Wilson
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Richard Gloster
O A.C. Smoker
Great Ball Park
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Grand Opera House
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Cyclone Thompson
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Puget Sound Marble & Granite Co., Inc
E. M. Thayer
Albert Hansen
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Paris
New York
Abe Attell
Owen Moran
Joe Bowker
England
Abe
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Fiemming
Luropes
Jag J. Corbett